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I don’t know about the battery life as mine hasn’t been useful enough yet to last. The hardware look and feel is pretty cute and nice, and for $200 I’m not expe
by azinman2 2y ago
I don’t know about the battery life as mine hasn’t been useful enough yet to last. The hardware look and feel is pretty cute and nice, and for $200 I’m not expecting edge compute. The vision though is more than connecting llms to tools, it’s a hardware-centric one that includes query-specific UI flows and integrations into popular 3rd parties (and theoretically tappy tap all your android apps in the cloud).
It’s becoming more common now but that doesn’t mean it’s not worthwhile.
- kajecounterhack 2y ago> I don’t know about the battery life as mine hasn’t been useful enough yet to last Mine doesn't even last as a glorified spotify controller mostly chilling in idle. > for $200 I’m not expecting edge compute What _are_ you expecting then? The hardware doesn't let you replace your phone and it isn't more convenient either. Pixel phones respond to "OK Google" faster than you can press this thing's button.
- azinman2 2y agoI’m hoping for an alternative to a phone that I can avoid getting sucked in, can be left around to be used by multiple people, and can complete common basic tasks like ordering dinner or maybe something fancier. It was fairly clear to me that this is a very, very early product and space. Time/abilities will help refine it for its purpose. The small screen, mic, and camera I thought was a good enough start at a low price point to see what a dedicated machine could be. There’s a whole lot more they can do from here.